Tvinci offers an OTT platform that enables cable and other pay-TV operators to deploy over-the-top video services without building their own backend. Its OTT 2.0 system facilitates mobile and connected-TV apps that can browse and consume video, control set-top boxes, and act as companion devices. The platform supports multiple household accounts with individual preferences and recommendations, and optional social sharing features configurable by the operator. Tvinci has experienced strong growth: revenue tripled over the past year and headcount doubled to meet client demand. The company has signed seven TV operators recently, including Liberty Global and Finnish operator Elisa. Founded in 2007, Tvinci has about $6 million raised to date, employs 50 people, and maintains offices in London and Tel Aviv. The company plans to invest the new funding into its platform and expand into new markets, adding staff in Asia after winning a Tier 1 account there. Tvinci develops customizable turnkey video environments (live and on‑demand) and a media management platform that includes an interactive video player aimed at maximizing monetization of studio‑quality content online. The platform supports consumer workflows for locating, purchasing, and watching professionally produced video content. The company broadly defines its target customers as online publishers, broadcasting networks, ISPs, mobile operators, and pay‑TV providers. Tvinci showcases its work on customer sites such as MTV Poland and Orange Israel’s entertainment portal. The startup also launched a custom video platform for MTV Israel. Financially, Tvinci announced a $1.6 million Series A led by private investors Zohar Gilon and Ron Tamir’s Keidan Capital Group.

Total raised

$6M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Oct 2012